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# **Introduction**

Welcome\! We hope these guides originally started as a transition from FTC to FRC. We are currently revising them to help new programmers learn Java for FTC robotics and FRC robotics. There are numerous pages on WPI Lib to help you learn about programming for FIRST robotics. In our experience though new programmers don't know where to start and as of today does not seem to be a clear learning path for newbies. We hope to bridge the gap with our guides.
Welcome\! We hope these guides originally started as a transition from FTC to FRC for our students. We are currently revising them to help new programmers learn Java for FTC robotics and FRC robotics. There are numerous pages on WPI Lib to help you learn about programming for FIRST robotics. In our experience though new programmers don't know where to start and as of today does not seem to be a clear learning path for newbies. We hope to bridge the gap with our guides.

## **How to Use These Guides**

1. **Read in order** — Each builds on the previous
2. **Type the code** — Don't just read, actually write it out
3. **Ask questions** — Flag anything confusing; we'll discuss as a team
4. **Experiment** — The best learning happens when you break things
2. **Type the code** — Don't just read, actually type out the practice examples
3. **Ask questions** — Flag or email anything confusing
4. **Experiment** — The best learning happens when you break things; try different approaches

## **Our Tech Stack**
## **Tech Stack for the Cyber Coyotes**

- **Language:** Java
- **Framework:** WPILib Command-Based with leanings toward state machines
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